‘The Lioness of Idaho’
In 2001, Louise Shadduck, one of Idaho’s premier writers and historians, displayed her new book, “Rodeo Idaho!”
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In 1956, Louise Shadduck, right, a congressional candidate, shook hands with Pat Nixon, wife of Vice President Richard Nixon, at the Republican National Convention in San Francisco.
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In 1907-08, founder Harley Hudson, left photo, was shown at his make-shift hamburger stand on Sherman Avenue. Decades later, his grandson, Roger, right photo, served a “Huddie” burger.
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In 1976, six women answered a Street Forum question posed by The Press. They were, from left, Sue Kemmer, Sandie Husby, Anita Orzol, Kay Agar, June Epstein, and Linda Rhodes.
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In 1986, Betty and Robert Cox inspected a fifth-floor bedroom during an open house for the refurbished and renamed Coeur d’Alene North.
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In 1986, promoter Jim Loebig struggled to raise $18,000 to fund the fourth annual Jazzfest.
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In 1986, principal Bill Gillenwater of Hayden Lake Elementary biked from Canada to Mexico in 14 ½ days.
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In 2001, respected Dr. E.R.W. (Ted) Fox was shown at his East Lakeshore Drive home with a copy of his new book, “The Joy of Healing.”
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Congressman Butch Otter rarely played second fiddle to anyone.
On Aug. 20, 2001, however, the Idaho Republican strummed his guitar contentedly and sang country classics while Louise Shadduck shined at the Blackwell House.
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